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The eternal rains of hell

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  • 26-09-2012 10:14am
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    Seanachai
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    Hey , I know long range weather forecast is supposed to be a difficult task. I'm just wondering if any of the learned weather experts on this forum can offer a glimmer of hope that we might see an end to this cursed rain or that we might be so lucky as to have some cool , dry weather?. I'm generally against such things but weather modification is actually looking like an attractive prospect.


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    snubbleste
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    It's been relatively dry in the west. You should consider moving :)


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    Wolfe_IRE
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    Seanachai wrote: »
    Hey , I know long range weather forecast is supposed to be a difficult task. I'm just wondering if any of the learned weather experts on this forum can offer a glimmer of hope that we might see an end to this cursed rain or that we might be so lucky as to have some cool , dry weather?. I'm generally against such things but weather modification is actually looking like an attractive prospect.

    Looking drier from around Wednesday of next week, Seanachai.


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    mike65
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    Did anyone see the news from Yorkshire today? :eek: the main road through a village just disappeared leaving a small apartment block partially supported only by the piles driven into the ground when constructed! Quite a sight but clearly not quite the right site for building.


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    J6P
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Did anyone see the news from Yorkshire today? :eek: the main road through a village just disappeared leaving a small apartment block partially supported only by the piles driven into the ground when constructed! Quite a sight but clearly not quite the right site for building.

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    El_Dangeroso
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    Wolfe_IRE wrote: »
    Looking drier from around Wednesday of next week, Seanachai.

    Hi Wolfe_IRE, what makes you say that? It's just that it's my wedding Friday week in Galway and just hoping for lack of downpour at this stage.


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    V_Moth
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Did anyone see the news from Yorkshire today? :eek: the main road through a village just disappeared leaving a small apartment block partially supported only by the piles driven into the ground when constructed! Quite a sight but clearly not quite the right site for building.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-19739824

    Looks like the culvert wasn't being maintained due to a landownership dispute.


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    rowz
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    Seanachai wrote: »
    Hey , I know long range weather forecast is supposed to be a difficult task. I'm just wondering if any of the learned weather experts on this forum can offer a glimmer of hope that we might see an end to this cursed rain or that we might be so lucky as to have some cool , dry weather?. I'm generally against such things but weather modification is actually looking like an attractive prospect.

    Look out the ****ing window,?


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